Mission 751

bought 751's for 29 pound,pioneer A400, 15 pound,arcam alpha 8 for 40 pound,marantz cd6ooose 25 pound. A400 used to power tweeter,alpha 8 feeding bass/mid.chord crimson interconncts.now have total control over both units.Having two volumn controls,my rega p3 on vinyl also sounds amazing.more people should try this route as its cheap and will blow systems costing ten times this amount away.Have fun,this is my first experience on the web,.

If your looking for a pair of small good quality speakers, for a bedroom/small room system etc. Then give the Mission 751 speakers a try. If you don't like them, you can just sell them on and get your money back.

My Mission 751s are early models with the bass ports on the front. I use these speakers with my hifi system in my bedroom. The rest of my system consists an NET Audio Quad 405-3 Poweramp, Tag McLaren PA10 preamp and a Rotel RCD-1070 CD Player. The interconnects are Nordost Red Dawns and the speaker cables are made by Stereovox.

The sound these speakers produce is very nice. One of the best qualities these speakers have is their midrange and vocals. And the detail is very good too. These speakers really do make an interesting listen.

Also, these speakers may have an acquired taste. As they can be a bit bright/forward sounding. Certainly not a warm laid back sounding speaker!!

So, feed the Mission 751s with good/decent electronics and you will have a nice sound.

Thanks.

P.S, I wouldn't use Mission 751s in a big room. So be warned!

Very clear sounding speakers,well recommended A+

AMAZING SOUND BUT QUITE HARD TO FIND NOW.

I have owned these mission 751 speakers for over 12 years now and having just upgraded my amp from a cyrus 3 to a cyrus xpd QX during the summer trade in promotion I really thought it was time to replace the old missions.

So this evening I auditioned a pair of Proac response 1sc thinking they would blow my missions out of the water but in fact they didn't. I had two friends over whilst I auditioned them and to be honest we were all pretty much split down the middle.

The 751s re just an amazing little speaker 12 years old cost me £350 new and I think it is going to take a small miracle to find something that can replace them.

The Mission 751`s are truly amazing speakers. I had owned a pair of IMF`s and thought the sound quality of them was superb,but the Mission 751`s anr even better and will be very hard to beat! If you see any for sale,grab them with both hands.

I've owned my Mission 751's from new in 1993, I've kept them through a number of upgrades, the latest being to a Naim CD5i and Naim Nait 5i-2. This combination has shown how good a speaker the 751's as they have really responded to the new front end with great performance through the range including stronger, more detailed bass.

The Mission 751 speakers are bright and breezy with good clarity. Treble is as sweet and clear. Can sound a bit forward with the wrong partners, but otherwise a fabulous little speaker which can hold its own in todays company. Good points are clarity, focus and imaging. Fantastic looking and heavily built. No boxiness present. Only bad point is low bass absent

Clear deep open bass for their size soundstaging thats simply short of amazing. Near wall speaker for those without a lot of room. Biwire. The better the front is the better they become.

Built quality super in the same level as proac response 1, not quite the same bass but very, very similar preformance.

I picked up a pair of the Mission 751 a few years ago and they have never disappointed. Great sound quality, Great design - Great Speakers!